On Monday 26 April 2010 20:22:07 Don Armstrong wrote: > There's no conflict here. The definition quoted says nothing about > default meaning "only permittable", exactly as Matthew claims above. > > If the software doesn't work properly when either of the permissible > values is set when it is possible for the software to handle either > value correctly, the software is buggy. It may not be a bug that you > rush to fix, but it certainly is one. Set by whom? If the program itself doesn't change the setting, it will not expect it to be another one. There is a conflict, just pretending there isn't, doesn't make it go away.
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